Can a medical provider who writes a letter for an "Emotional Support Animal" (ESA) be held liable for later injuries?
Letter provided for housing purposes in the state of Texas. Letter is simply stating this person has a disability and would benefit from an ESA. Later the animal causes injury (either personal or property).
Secondarily, does length of provider patient relationship play a role in your answer?
Letter provided for housing purposes in the state of Texas. Letter is simply stating this person has a disability and would benefit from an ESA. Later the animal causes injury (either personal or property).
Secondarily, does length of provider patient relationship play a role in your answer?